5 Small Cap Stocks That Gained More Than 59% In 3-Days Trading Week

5 Small cap stock witnessed strong gain in just 3-days trading week as BSE Sensex ended the week with the gain of 143 points to 59,832 and NSE Nifty jumped 42 points to 17,599. These stocks are Dhani Services, TVS Electronics, Black Rose Industries, Atul Auto, and Rama Phosphates. Check details below:

1. Dhani Services: The small cap stock rallied 59.26% in just 3 days when Sensex soared just 3.23%. Last trading price of the stock is Rs 40.77 apiece with intraday rally of 17.36% on BSE. It touched upper circuit on April 5, 2023. The company's market capitalisation is Rs 2459.38 crore. The NBFC sector stock fell 41% in last
1-year.

2. Black Rose Industries: The textile sector stock rallied 32.71% in last 1-week. It soared 68% in last 3-years and 184% in last 5-years. The company's market capitalisation is Rs 721.14 crore. Last trading price of Black Rose Industries is Rs 141.40 apiece on BSE with intraday fall of 7.43%.

3. Atul Auto Ltd: The small cap Auto sector stock rallied 90% in last 6-months, 123% in last 1-year, and 191% in last 3-years. Last trading price of Atul Auto is Rs 407.80 apiece with intraday jump of 1.61%. It rallied 31% in last 1-week and 20% in last 2-weeks. Its market cap is Rs 894.84 crore.

4. Rama Phosphates: Last trading price of the stock is Rs 232.30 apiece with intraday jump of 19.77%. It hit upper circuit on April 6, 2023. In 1-week, it gained 34% and 20% in 2-weeks. It fell 47% in last 1-year, gained 58% in last 2-years, and a huge 921% return in last 3-years.

5. TVS Electronics: Last trading price of the IT-Hardware sector stock is Rs 366.25 apiece on BSE with intraday rally of 15.68%. It rallied 13% in last 1-week. Its market capitalisation is Rs 683.07 crore. In last 1-year, it gave return of 33% and 532% return in last 3-years.

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